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Vacheron Constantin Complications Artistry

By sea_brownie · Sep 2, 2021 · 20 replies
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In a captivating post titled "ART," sea_brownie shares a stunning image of a Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillon, sparking a lively discussion among collectors. This piece delves into the intricate details of the watch, particularly its openworked dial and the clever integration of the tourbillon as a seconds indicator. The community's insights illuminate the design choices and technical brilliance that make this reference a standout.

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amanico
Sep 2, 2021
Superb, this maltese cross on the Tourbillon.

M2
m2
Sep 2, 2021
Openworked version is still my favorite...

SE
sea_brownie
Sep 2, 2021
Nice but the turb in my pick!

JP
jp884
Sep 2, 2021
This tourb is spectacular and so is the photo.

I agree with you M2 that open worked is phenomenal I placed an order for the WG because I love it that much!

M2
m2
Sep 2, 2021
Congrats!

One of my dream watches. When does it arrive? Would love to see pics and a write up. I think the watch looks completely different openworked in the best way possible. Not huge on the normal VC Overseas but once openworked...the shape just works so much better IMO.

JP
jp884
Sep 2, 2021
I had a AP skeleton perp about 5 years ago that I regretted selling it ever since.

But I always loved the PT version of the AP because of the blue accents. The VC solved all those problems for me. I get the WG with blue accents on a skeletonized dial without having to pay the premium for PT. I was told it wouldn't be less than year so maybe 1.5 years? I'll try to do a write up when it is in my hands. Jorge

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